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Finn O’Brien
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Mar 21, 2025
Some of the biggest cyber risks organisations face come from the little things people do every day without realising they’re risky at all. Common mistakes like a rushed email reply, a file shared using the wrong link, a reused password, or a borrowed USB stick.
Employees will always be the first line of defence in any business. Social engineering is one of the most difficult attack methods to prevent, as it preys on the qualities that makes us all human. However, by implementing various education and escalation methods, business can help inform their employees about the threats they may be exposed to, and the proper routes to deal with them.
Mar 4, 2025
The rise of shadow IT is largely driven by employees who are frustrated with slow or restrictive IT processes. Often, employees may feel that the tools provided by the businesses don’t meet their needs, or that the approval process for introducing new technology takes too long, prompting them to seek out their own solutions.
Mar 3, 2025
Many small business owners have, and will continue, to operate under the assumption that cybercriminals only go after high-profile targets such as banks, government agencies, tech giants, or global enterprises. Unfortunately, this misconception has led many to neglect even the most basic cybersecurity measures, making them an easy target.
Feb 21, 2025
Organisations are facing increasing pressure to protect sensitive data and maintain the trust of their customers. One effective way to bolster your security posture is through SOC 2 compliance.
Jamie Clarkson
Feb 20, 2025
Even though cyber security and compliance is an incredibly complex field, there is only a limited number of changes that businesses can make within their IT systems or admin processes. Often, standards such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001 will require similar controls to be implemented within a business, even if the overall aims of the standards are different overall.
